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As far as healthcare staffing solutions go, MedCerts’ partnerships are a win-win. Trained and freshly credentialed professionals get the on-the-job training they need to excel in positions in the healthcare industry. Companies, meanwhile, are connected with promising candidates to fill challenging vacancies on staff.
In 2019, MedCerts expanded our partnership options to include Experiential Learning to meet the growing demand for connecting trained professionals with rewarding professional positions. We're welcoming companies in the healthcare industry as new partners with openings for candidates who are prepared and excited to embark on a new career path.
Experiential Learning is a MedCerts initiative to connect students pursuing credentials with companies in the healthcare industry with job openings or opportunities to provide clinical experience. The program was developed with the help of market research and knowledge gained from years of helping students find successful employment.
Leaders at our online academic institution recognized that a variety of options were necessary to meet the needs of the healthcare industry and its students. Whether an employer is ready to directly hire, offer apprenticeships, internships, externships, or even just job shadowing – MedCerts can coordinate those opportunities. It's a pathway allowing students to connect with healthcare providers to meet certification requirements and provide a stream of new candidates.
It streamlines the hiring process. But if there are no openings appropriate at the partner company, the program still offers students something to add to their resumes. Career Coaches with MedCerts Career Services can always help students find a paid opportunity elsewhere. There is no obligation on behalf of the partner companies.
MedCerts is an online school with courses that focus on healthcare, IT, and other in-demand training. We provide students with an extensive support network. Students also benefit from the 12 Elements of eLearning, which include training simulations and 3D virtual scenarios. Partners don’t have to worry about being connected with completely inexperienced professionals.
Since 2009, MedCerts has delivered certification and career training through HD-quality video-based instruction, virtual simulations, games and animations, and on-the-job training. More than 35,000 students have completed training with us, which also provides individualized support. Students take courses that are developed and taught by industry experts. They also benefit from daily progress monitoring and reports, exam preparation help, and career services support. Learn more about MedCerts on our website.
Companies can enjoy many benefits by becoming a MedCerts Partner, including:
First pick of fresh graduates excited to start a career in healthcare
Opportunities for on-the-job training and monitoring of capabilities
Support with basic clinic needs in areas that could always use another set of helping hands
No obligation to find full-time employment for students
Formalized stream of new candidates to meet the growing demand for employees
Collaboration with MedCerts’ dedicated employer pursuit team
To learn more about how to become an Experiential Learning partner with MedCerts, connect with a member of the employer pursuit team online today.
Patrick Verda is MedCerts' Director of Partnerships and a senior-level sales leader. With more than 20 years of sales and sales management experience in the Ed-Tech sector, Patrick understands the complex needs and challenges that organizations face, and he enjoys working collaboratively to address these challenges.
Patrick spent years in various sales and sales management roles at Blackboard, IBM, and Cengage Learning. Patrick earned a BA from Illinois Wesleyan University and a Master of Business Administration from Hamilton University.
Patrick resides in Bloomington, IL with his wife and four grown children. He is a member of the advisory board for the Chicago-based nonprofit 'Cardz For Kidz'.